God’s Immutability is taught all throughout Scripture and is a key attribute. God does not change in his being, perfections, purposes, or promises. The Holiness of God God’s Immutability and Consistency- Sam Storms An Illustration- Jayne O’Conner said, “I grew up thinking that someone was watching over me. I feel alittle less watched over now.”…
One of the reasons II Corinthians 12 is so meaningful is that it teaches all of us that God’s grace is what carries us through suffering.
Real heart change- how does it happen? For Zacchaeus, he experienced love, acceptance, and a new relationship with Jesus. He was eager and curious to see Jesus. Zacchaeus was a swindler and an outcast from his fellows Jews. Than, after his encounter with Jesus, he knew the forgiveness that only the Messiah could bring. He…
Be Reconciled! Why would a person need to be reconciled to God? Many people think that God needs to be reconciled to them. Are humans the reference point for the universe? No, God is the fixed reference point. Is God obligated to our human standards or opinions on fairness, justice, or love? God is so…
Martin McCorkle preaches on God’s incredible, faithful care for you from Matthew 6.
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Message from 2 Corinthians 2:12-17 What happens when God’s people proclaim the gospel? Because God stands behind them, they can be confident that some will repent and believe, and others will reject the message. Paul writes and reassures the Corinthians that whenever they speak the gospel, they are victors. Their words and their lives are…
Sermon on the Incarnation from Philippians 2:5-11 by Martin McCorkle
Sermon from John 15:1-11 & John 17:20-26. Select Save PDF to view sermon notes.
Sermon from Revelation 3:14-22, the letter to the Laodiceans Photo of Laodicea on the Lycus, Phrygia, Turkey. By Carole Raddato from FRANKFURT, Germany CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikipedia Commons